It would probably acutally increase his liabilities. 

Someone with no experience asking someone to risk a large amount of money would get less of a cut than a highly experienced investor who is just needing extra capital. 

If you can train and motivate the newer agents and make them successful and are offering nice splits, then they'll stay and make you money....if they're not making money, they leave or split doesn't matter to you in the end, because if they are not selling, you're not making money either.Obviously taking a cut of each agent's commission can be very lucrative, but it is work to recruit and retain agents.   

Purchase price: $107,900 Cash invested: $2,000 A cute 2 bed 2 bath with a two car garage located close to Marian & Butler University, as well as IUPUI.

They are using an outside leasing agent for the commercial space and not taking a cut of the leasing fee

Would my Brokerage require a cut of my profits from Wholesaling or Flipping?

They make all their money by taking a cut from hosts or charging guests.

Sometimes damage because they either don't know how or don't care about how to properly take care of a house.I had tenants in a C-class, though safe, neighborhood earlier this year who completely ruined the kitchen counter tops because they put hot pots/pans directly onto it and would also cut directly on it without using a cutting board. 

I agree, be careful using the subcontractors that Lowes provides for the additional reason that Lowes gets a cut of every deal increasing the cost of a renovation. 

In our company we occasionally send clients or people we work with "thnks" and they are e-gift cards to various places, often tailored to fit the season (ie, holidays) or a bundled product with a cute name ("Sweet Treat" THNKS might be a starbucks giftcard for the exact amount required to purchase a mocha and a cake pop).